• Experience and commitment working with adults with complex behavioral health needs.
• Experience working with clients with dual diagnosis (behavioral health and substance use disorder) is preferred but not required.
• An understanding of the needs of the Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) community in Washington County.
• Strong organizational skills and the ability to prioritize and manage a variety of tasks in a fast-paced environment.
• Ability to complete documentation accurately in a timely manner.
• Strong collaboration skills and the ability to build and maintain relationships with clients and system partners.
• Compassion and strengths-oriented approach.
• Understanding of Medicaid systems in Oregon.
• Bilingual/multi-lingual candidates are encouraged to apply.

Why Washington County?
Are you interested in challenging, meaningful, and rewarding work? Join Washington County in our commitment to advancing racial equity. Our Board of Commissioners worked closely with various community stakeholders and subject matter experts to develop an Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Resolution. Adopted in February 2020, this resolution commits to the equitable delivery of Washington County's services, resources, and opportunities for growth and development to every county resident.

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Adult Intensive Care Coordinator is a working title. This position is classified as a Senior Mental Health Services Coordinator. Classification descriptions are typically written broadly. To review this classification, please use this link: Senior Mental Health Services Coordinator-Mental Health.

Education and Experience:

• A master's degree in a clinical field related to the diagnosis, etiology and treatment of mental health disorders; AND three (3) years of increasingly responsible mental health experience in assisting individuals with severe and persistent mental illness in accessing needed services and support; AND
• Must be certified by the Mental Health and Addictions Certification Board of Oregon as a Qualified Mental Health Professional or hold an approved clinical license and meet the criteria of a Qualified Mental Health Professional as defined in the Oregon Administrative Rules.

• Bilingual/Multi-lingual

Washington County is committed to using a Merit-based System in which recruiting, selecting, and advancing employees is based on their relative knowledge, skills, and abilities.

Our commitment to you:

Washington County values a culture of equity, diverse perspectives, and life experiences. Our organization embraces innovation, collaboration and work-life harmony. We offer job stability, a comprehensive benefits package, and an opportunity to serve and support our diverse community. We are an equal opportunity employer with a commitment to diversity and an inclusive workforce. Women, minorities, veterans, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

1. Apply today! In lieu of a resume, we ask that you complete and submit an online application, which will be used to screen for minimum qualifications (MQs) and to determine starting pay in accordance with the provision of the Oregon Equal Pay Law.
2. MQ Review: Human Resources will screen applications for MQs starting the week of when the posting closes. Additional preferred qualifications screening may be applied prior to the interview step depending on the number of applications received.
3. Panel Interview(s): Generally, the top 6 - 8 candidates will be invited to participate in a panel interview.
4. Conditional Offer: A successful candidate will require to successfully clear a 3rd party background check as a pre-employment condition and Oregon State comprehensive background check as a condition of continuous employment.

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